Sentence examples for significant objections from inspiring English sources

If anyone raises significant objections, the process could be stalled indefinitely.

Still, there are two significant objections to having her run the S.E.C., the agency that regulates much of Wall Street.

The C.I.A. apparently had no significant objections to the manuscript beyond the dispute over how long Ms. Wilson worked for it.

It's been mostly procedural at the moment, with no really significant objections that the judge is pausing to take stock of.

The three Nature papers "have removed significant objections to the impact model," said Walter S. Kiefer, a staff scientist at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, who wrote an accompanying commentary in Nature.

He was referring to the behind-the-scenes mediation of Franco Laera, president of a Milan production company and curator of the event, who had to overcome significant objections to the "Last Supper" project.

But that isn't even the most significant objection to the monarchy's opaque finances.

One significant objection to hedonism about value is based on claims about the nature and existence of pleasure.

Admittedly his discussion of emptiness, unity, and stillness does not explain why this is so (and this is a significant objection to that discussion).

A more significant objection contends that James's argument fails "to show that one can have a sufficient moral reason for self-inducing an epistemically unsupported belief" (Gale 1990, 283).

The latter inquiry in particular had drawn significant objection from protesters, including masters from Winchester College.